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Plant overview
Good for tubs and borders suitable for naturalising. Plant from September to the end of November. Flowering time March to April. Likes a well drained soil.
- Soil Type: Normal
- Ease of maintenance: Easy
- Leaf Colour: Blue
- Poisonous: toxic if eaten skin eye irritant
- Season of interest: Winter
Garden care
This dwarf daffodil is perfect for planting at the front of a border or in pots. Plant the bulbs during the autumn. Arrange in a group for the best effect, planting them about 10cm (4in) deep. Use soil-based compost if planting in containers. Allow the foliage to die back for at least six weeks after flowering before cutting it off. This will allow the bulbs enough time to store up plenty of energy for next year?s display. To increase an established clump, dig it up when the leaves are dying down and separate a few bulbs for planting elsewhere.
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